Study shows high FE progression rate to further education
Students who attended a Further Education (FE) college are progressing on to further education
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Victorian villa will test the Ranelagh market at €1.295m
Restored and extended Beechwood Avenue three-bed has clever touches and extra light
‘I urge you all – standing here, in the People’s Pork – to remove your masks!’
Ross O’Carroll-Kelly: Mask-off in Dún Laoghaire as the old man leads an anti-lockdown march
Affluent students 14 times more likely to go to university than disadvantaged peers
Educational inequality: ‘Feeder Schools’ data shows the extent of two-tier schools system
Feeder schools: Five take-aways from this year’s figures
State’s exceptionally high college-going rates vary dramatically depending on social class
Georgian country style in D4 for a royal penny
One of Dublin’s oldest homes once visited by Queen Victoria on market for €2.75m
Fee-paying schools dominate high-points courses
Table-topping Coláiste Eoin in Stillorgan bucks trend as one of just three non-fee-paying schools in top 10 with high progression rates
Boys' schools dominate feeder lists for third-level colleges
Reversal of trend seen in 2011 and 2012 figures, when girls’ schools tended to perform significantly better than their male equivalents
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